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NEAL ADAMS NEW/ Batman and Creeper team up to fight the insect-like villain called Hellgrammite! This is a great example of Neal's visual style: dynamic figures combined with unique panel layouts. His innovative technique has made him a pioneer of the Modern Age of comic art. |
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MARK BAGLEY
SPIDER-GIRL / SPIDER-MAN ILLUSTRATION May Parker, the wildest and cutest web-slinger of them all, teams up with the original friendly neighborhood Webhead in this striking piece. Completed on Marvel Comics cover stock, the image area is 10" x 15." It's signed by Mark Bagley along the bottom margin. |
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MARK BAGLEY
STAR TREK MIRROR MIRROR #1 COVER NEW/ Renowned Spider-Man artist Mark Bagley displays a nice effort in this 1997 one-shot. Kirk, Spock, and the starship Enterprise are featured here. This story is a sequel to the memorable 'Mirror Mirror' episode from the original TV series. |
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DAVE BERG
1987 MAD PAPERBACK ART For forty years, Dave Berg affectionately spoofed the human condition in the pages of Mad Magazine and in seventeen books he wrote and illustrated. This large art pg. was used for the paperback 'Dave Berg Looks at Today' and features two separate gags. |
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BRIAN BOLLAND
COLOR SUPERMAN ILLUSTRATION Noted for the Batman graphic novel, ‘The Killing Joke’, Brian Bolland has become a living legend in the field of comic art. Today he’s mainly a digital artist, but this original from a 1990’s British calendar is pencilled, inked, and colored by Bolland on regular comic art board. It’s also signed twice by the artist. |
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JOHN BUSCEMA
SILVER SURFER #7 p. 26 NEW/ Having survived Dr. Frankenstein's attempt to destroy him, the real Silver Surfer departs the castle to face his evil opposite! This is a classic tale of good vs. evil and Buscema's work on this series is considered by many to be the peak of comic book art. |
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